Chapter 1: My husband brought his mistress into our bedroom while I lay dying, then let her measure the windows for the curtains she planned to hang after my funeral. h6368

DAVID RECEIVED A MESSAGE. HE IS AFRAID SOMEONE KNOWS.

Samuel responded.

Do you recognize the sender?

I closed my eyes briefly, remembering the name displayed on David’s phone.

There had been no contact name, only a number.

I couldn’t identify it.

I typed another message.

JESSICA KNOWS SOMETHING ABOUT ANOTHER WOMAN.

Samuel’s reply came after a pause.

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That may be important. Don’t attempt to confront either of them. We need you alive.

I wanted to laugh at the irony.

I had spent months trying to survive an illness that wasn’t an illness.

Now my attorney was asking me to stay alive long enough to prove that I had been murdered.

The bathroom door opened.

I immediately returned my eyes to the ceiling.

David emerged carrying a small towel.

He examined the medical equipment, checked the monitor, and adjusted my oxygen tube.

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“You’ve been very quiet today,” he said.

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